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sight

[sahyt] / saɪt /


NOUN
horrifying person or thing
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As activity on the surface of the Sun remains high, you can expect it to be another year of colourful sightings of the Northern Lights.

From BBC

Faced with some stiff competition, one savvy float-building team at this year’s Rose Parade still managed to reel in a Guinness World Record title by setting its sights on something decidedly fishier.

From Los Angeles Times

Optimus is still under development, but the bot has become a familiar sight at company events and for many employees.

From The Wall Street Journal

The brain continuously processes sights, sounds, and internal thoughts, and focus depends on its ability to ignore distractions while responding to what matters.

From Science Daily

It is caused by the deterioration of of the optic nerve and causes progressive and irreversible sight loss in both eyes.

From BBC